Insurance contract: the Supreme Court’s doctrine on clauses delimiting risk and limiting rights

Authors

  • Robert Reinhart Schulller Investigador predoctoral en formación FPI-UR/CAR 2022. Universidad de La Rioja

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.36151/rcdi.2025.807.11

Keywords:

Insurance contract, risk delimiting clauses, clauses limiting rights, transparency, surprising clauses, natural content

Abstract

The insurance contract is one of the most effective tools to protect the interests of individuals. Article 3 of the LCS has given rise to a wide range of jurisprudence, which has outlined the concepts of clause limiting rights and clause delimiting risk. However, from a case-by-case point of view the differences are not so clear. It is therefore necessary to explore the doctrine of the TS to extract the most relevant points.

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Published

2025-03-12

Issue

No. 807 (2025): Enero-Febrero

Section

ESTUDIOS JURISPRUDENCIALES. OBLIGACIONES Y CONTRATOS (2022-2026)

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Insurance contract: the Supreme Court’s doctrine on clauses delimiting risk and limiting rights. (2025). Critical Review of Real Estate Law, 807, 475-496. https://doi.org/10.36151/rcdi.2025.807.11